Now I am filling out the TREC 20-12 agreement and not exactly sure how or where to write that out.For the survey, the only 2 options are Buyer pays or Seller pays...No option to split.Same thing goes for title insurance.Can someone please help clarify?

for the completed survey (done via email/Google survey to limit paperwork/printing fees/hassle) AND make the gift card/certificate to the town's greasy spoon or similar, and ask the greasy spoon to promote you in exchange for buying all the gift cards!!  

Hey BP.  I was considering getting my Realtor's license mostly for the MLS access.  My question is: Who has started out investing, and acquired their Realtor's license, and how did it affect you on the wholesaling si...

We did most of the leg work ourselves all the way through getting building permits, including verifying zoning, designing the structure with an architect, land surveys, soil studies, sewer line replacement, running the water line, getting the demolition permit w asbestos inspection & demolition of the original 1-car garage. 

Does anyone do radon/surveying independently or just have the main inspector do that?

By self reported survey?

You might even get it surveyed for the potential of having a gas well on it.

I’m able to get projects done fast because most of the time I’m fronting my own cash at the front end to get permits, surveying ,design approval and sometimes even foundation completed along with several other deposits on windows, doors and cabinets. 

Some have argued that geodemographics had its roots in Charles Booth’s survey into life and labor in London during the 1890s.

, land survey costs ($500), home inspection costs ($400), appraisal fees ($500), recording and doc fees ($750) and other closing costs.